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After living in Denver for nearly a year, Patrick Murray (Jonathan Groff) returns to San Francisco to celebrate the wedding of old friends. In the process, he must face the unresolved relationships he left behind and make difficult choices about what’s important to him.
It's all fairly slight, when you take a step back from it, but ultimately that's the strength of Looking and its closing movie. They comprise sweet, passing chapters in a small group of ordinary lives.
Nuanced, compact, and unapologetically romantic (not to mention steamy), Looking: The Movie is everything fans of the series will want from a curtain call that should have ultimately been much farther down the road than this.
Looking: The Movie feels exactly as it should: Like a wistful, funny, hopeful weekend with old friends that makes you wish you could stay a few days longer.
For fans, Looking's conclusion will be welcome. For the uninitiated, it's a moodily made argument to check out a series that deserves a long afterlife.